What Is The Meaning Of This Word?, Please help. |
What Is The Meaning Of This Word?, Please help. |
parag_sankla |
Jul 8 2009, 03:38 AM
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I have listened to this song hundreds of times, but this word struck me today.
The song is "Mose chanchal jawani sambhali nahin jaaye" from the film Bahu Beti (1952). Composed by Pandit S D Batish sahab and penned by Kaifi Azmi sahab, this is wonderful song. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lk3fDxnJBF4 What is the meaning of the word "Painge"? It comes at around 2:02 min in this song. The line in the song is : Koi painge padhaye Thanks Parag Please visit www.geetadutt.com
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Harjinder |
Jul 8 2009, 06:22 AM
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I have listened to this song hundreds of times, but this word struck me today. The song is "Mose chanchal jawani sambhali nahin jaaye" from the film Bahu Beti (1952). Composed by Pandit S D Batish sahab and penned by Kaifi Azmi sahab, this is wonderful song. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lk3fDxnJBF4 What is the meaning of the word "Painge"? It comes at around 2:02 min in this song. The line in the song is : Koi painge padhaye Thanks Parag Hi In the song 'Painge badhaaye' means swaying of swing closer to the singer i. e. actress. (Punjabi:Peengh de hulaarey). Harjinder This post has been edited by Harjinder: Jul 8 2009, 07:24 AM |
parag_sankla |
Jul 8 2009, 07:32 AM
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Harjinder ji
Thanks for the clarification of this term. I have never heard this phrase in any other Hindi film song so far. Best Regards Parag Please visit www.geetadutt.com
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hildebrand |
Jul 9 2009, 02:33 PM
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Many punjabi words found their way into Hindi songs in those days and still do.
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Aditya Pant |
Jul 9 2009, 03:11 PM
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Harjinder ji Thanks for the clarification of this term. I have never heard this phrase in any other Hindi film song so far. Best Regards Parag I am unable to quote all the songs immediately, but I have heard this word in several hindi films songs of the 'sawan ke jhoole' type. The most recent usage I can think of was in Ghanan Ghanan from Lagaan "pedon par jhoole daalo or oonchi peng badhao..." Also, this word is found in many dialects of North India. It is also found in braj bhasha/ avadhi and is used widely in UP. Aditya This post has been edited by Aditya Pant: Jul 9 2009, 03:15 PM My Blog - http://urgetofly.blogspirit.com
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parag_sankla |
Jul 9 2009, 07:05 PM
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Aditya
You are a great resource of information. Obviously my knowledge of Hindi film songs or of the various dialects of Hindi is very limited. That is why I said that I have not heard songs containing that word. Initially I had thought it was "Painge padhaye" (means teaching something). Now I know it is "Painge badhaye" (means increasing the swing of the swing). Thanks Parag Please visit www.geetadutt.com
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parag_sankla |
Jul 10 2009, 01:32 AM
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Many punjabi words found their way into Hindi songs in those days and still do. Thanks HB, yes you are right. As I said, I did not know the word at all. Now I think of it the same song has reference to the swing twice: 1) Koi painge badhaye 2) koi majboot baahon mein jhoola jhulaye Cheers Parag Please visit www.geetadutt.com
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urzung khan |
Jul 10 2009, 06:55 AM
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I have listened to this song hundreds of times, but this word struck me today. The song is "Mose chanchal jawani sambhali nahin jaaye" from the film Bahu Beti (1952). Composed by Pandit S D Batish sahab and penned by Kaifi Azmi sahab, this is wonderful song. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lk3fDxnJBF4 What is the meaning of the word "Painge"? It comes at around 2:02 min in this song. The line in the song is : Koi painge padhaye Thanks Parag is the song online somewhere otherthan Youtube ? |
parag_sankla |
Jul 10 2009, 07:42 AM
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Urzung ji
I will share it on a file sharing site and give the link here soon. Thanks for your interest. Regards Parag Please visit www.geetadutt.com
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parag_sankla |
Jul 10 2009, 09:49 AM
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urzung khan |
Jul 12 2009, 11:24 PM
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Thanks. I wonder if Painge is really a Punjabi word. Got it searched but did not find it in a Punjabi dictionary. Just IMHO... Geeta might have misprounced Peenge.n as Painge. |
maheshks |
Jul 13 2009, 03:46 AM
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In punjabi is it pronounced as "peeng" while in hindi it is "paing".
Pronunciation is correct. When you find peace within yourself, you become the kind of person who can live at peace with others
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parag_sankla |
Jul 13 2009, 08:58 AM
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Thanks Urzung ji and Mahesh ji for great information shared on this.
Best Regards Parag Please visit www.geetadutt.com
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